Easing Coastal Trade: Removing Shipping Restrictions
This act removes existing restrictions on coastal trade within the U.S., potentially lowering transportation costs for goods. It allows more vessels to carry cargo between American ports, provided they meet safety requirements. These changes could lead to greater product availability and potentially lower prices for consumers.
Key points
Eliminates restrictions on vessels in coastal trade, potentially increasing competition.
All vessels must meet safety and security requirements, ensuring safe transport.
Potential reduction in goods transportation costs, which may affect product prices.
Introduced
Citizen Poll